Sunday, November 2, 2008 - Events

November 1, 2008

Saturday

CAP IT OFF - SELECT TO ELECT OBAMA!
Nov 1, 2008 to Nov 2, 2008
Location: ONLINE & FLORIDA
Description: The term will soon end for Mr. George BushWe must continue to make a huge final pushTo encourage early voting and the selectionFor the best candidate this historic election -One with a clear message of hope not drama!Oh "Yes We Can" elect Mr. Barack Obama!I will continue to create handmade (crochet) Obama hats and caps to raise funds for Obama for America.See:http://www.africreations.com/Crochet-Obama-Hats.html http://www.africreations.com/Crochet-Obama-Hats2.html http://www.africreations.com/Crochet-Obama-Hats3.htmlPlease make a purchase and/or donation to help me reach my goals.The 2008 election has already begun and we are within reach of electing Barack Obama as the next President of the United States to bring about very real and necessary change.Related Links:http://my.barackobama.com/page/group/BlackDesignersCraftersandArtistsforObama http://my.barackobama.com/page/outreach/view/main/Afri
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November 2, 2008

Sunday

FREE Online History Course: "Blacks in the City"
Nov 2, 2008 all day
Location: CBPM's website
Description: Announcing: African History Courses being offered at CBPM's website for FREE! The Collective Black People's Movement (CBPM) is excited to announce the offering of the course "Blacks in the City (and other courses), now being offered for free at the CBPM's website, African History Page: (www.cbpm.org/files/AfricanHistory) "Blacks in the City" is a class offered at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Stony Brook, by the African Studies Department. Professor Amiri Baraka was the department Chair and also taught the course "Blacks in the City", a look at the struggles of Black People in the United States from reconstruction (1865) through the Civil Rights Movement (1960's). The information given by Professor Amiri Baraka is vital for all Black People to know because unless we go to College or University and take African History classes, most of us probably would not be exposed to this vital information that is not taught in the public schools of the United States of America. Plea
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